Fence Installation in Charlotte, NC

Choosing a fence

Most homeowners are balancing a few things at once: privacy, security, looks, durability and budget. We help you find the right mix for your yard, then handle the installation from start to finish.

What to think about first

Start with why you want the fence: privacy from the neighbors, a safe space for kids or pets, a clear property line, or a better look for the front of the house. Then think about upkeep. Wood looks natural but needs staining over time, while vinyl, aluminum and composite need less care. Plan the gates as well: where you will walk through, mow and bring equipment into the yard.

Materials

We install fences in wood (including cedar), vinyl, aluminum and composite. Wood privacy and picket fences are the most flexible to design and can be stained and sealed. Vinyl and composite need less upkeep, and aluminum gives an open look with little care.

Styles

A privacy fence blocks the view into your yard, a picket fence marks the boundary with a lighter look, and a custom design lets you choose the layout, height and details that suit your property.

Gates and hardware

A gate gets used every day, so it needs solid posts and good hardware. We build new gates, replace old ones and install hinges and latches made for secure closing and smooth operation on wood, vinyl and metal gates.

Before the fence goes in

It helps to know where your property line is, especially next to a neighbor; a survey or plat shows it. If your home is in an HOA, check its rules on fence height, style and color before you decide. Underground utility lines also have to be marked before any post holes are dug. In North and South Carolina this is done through the free 811 service.

Posts: the part you don’t see

A fence stays straight only as long as its posts do. Posts set deep enough for the height of the fence and anchored in concrete resist leaning as the ground gets wet and dries out. Solid privacy fences need them most, since they catch the wind like a sail.

What affects the cost

The length of the fence line, the height, the material and style, the number of gates, and the ground itself: slopes, tree roots and rocky soil take more work than a flat, open yard.

The estimate

We come out, measure the fence line and talk through the material, style and gates with you. You get a written quote with clear, upfront pricing and no hidden fees.